Decrufting

I know I sorted thru a bunch of boxes, and thought I'd gotten rid of them, SOMETIME LAST YEAR! But, they have surfaced again, hiding in plain sight in the family room.

So, I need some opinions.

1. Do I recycle, freecycle, or Savers a whole bunch of crafting/knitting/crocheting magazines and pattern booklets? Pick one.

2. I have some books, I could post a list here, and if people wanted, they could have. Better to be local, but we could arrange fannish express to parts outside the Boston area.

I think I'll sit in front of a movie, and sort, and check back here. I swear, sometimes I feel like the only grown up around here... And tomorrow is my birthday party.

Offering: Knitting, Crocheting, & Other Crafts, slightly dated...

Magazines
Needle & Thread magazine, in binder
Needlework & Crafts
Crafts magazine, in binders
Needlecraft for Today magazine, in binders
Good Housekeeping Needlecraft

Books:
Glorious Needlepoint (oversized hardback), Kaffe Fassett
Creative Ideas for Christmas 1986, Qxmoor House
The Decorated Tree, Carol Endler Sterbenz & Nancy Johnson
The Best of Family Circle Cookbook
1986 Family Circle Cookbook
American Patchwork & Quilting, Better Homes and Gardens
Quilts & Afghans from McCall’s Needlework & Crafts
Afghans to Knit & Crochet by Leslie Linsley
How to Build Patio Roofs, A Sunset Book
The Quickpoint Book, Susan Iglehart & Barbara Schweitzer
Better Homes & Gardens 1986 Christmas Ideas
Tatting, Rhoda L. Auld
Needlepoint on Plastic Canvas, Elisabeth Brenner De Nitto
Easy Knitting for Babies and Toddlers, Ruth Hatcher O’Mara
Easy Knitting Children’s Sizes 4-14, Ruth Hatcher O’Mara

Large box of knitting/crochet pattern leaflets & booklets, 60’s
Think doilies, afghans, tablecloths, sweaters,
Small number of food leaflets…

Any one interested? Any ideas of where to offer these?